No . . . I’m not misspelling the name of that French city that enthralls all those singers like . . . PaperMoon. I mean sixth boro “p-a-i-r-s,” which that French city just re-enacts, right? Pairs here like Siberian Sea and Stolt Invention, this latter featured in yesterday’s Hoops post; or
small fishing boat and Stephen Scott Reinauer, or
Charles McAllister and OSG Independence, or
that same Charles McAllister and Serenity, or
the unmistakeable Lincoln Sea and the –is it–Eastern Dawn?
More pairs in springtime would include North Sea and Katherine G (the jack-up vessel way over beyond Liberty Island) as well as all the architectural and monumental pairs here.
Nicole Leigh and Franklin Reinauer, and
McAllister Girls and Buchanan I.
Is it Ellen Bouchard here with Evening Light?
another shot of Katherine G with a pair of crewman sitting forward,
and . . . upcountry in farmland New York, a pair of megalithic Steiger tractors, compared with Larson and Lucas. . . tillers from today’s NYTimes.
More “pairs in springtime” tomorrow.
You can see your own pairs and triplets, etc. on a tour with Working Harbor Committee, starting next week.
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May 4, 2011 at 10:22 am
Harold E. Tartell
Picture No. 5 is definitely EASTERN DAWN with barge PORT CHESTER, and picture No. 9 is EVENING TIDE AND EVENING LIGHT.
May 4, 2011 at 10:36 am
tugster
thanks, harold.
May 4, 2011 at 9:05 pm
Maureen
Just want to say how nice it is, that the coloring of watercraft is maintained, for reasons of preservation as much as identification, whereas patina and decay is celebrated on structures planted on the land. Perhaps a difference to be addressed or recognized and acknowledged such blogs?